Sentence examples for peaking from from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the disease is in the midst of its third emergence since 1920, after peaking from 1939 to 1949, and again from 1974 to 1984 133, 14 ).

This shower lasts from January 31 to February 23, peaking from February 5 through February 10; its slow meteors peak at a rate of approximately 2 per hour.

It happens to men twice as often as women, peaking from ages 15 to 24 and after 75.

But the American share, after peaking from the 1960's through the 1990's, has fallen in the 2000's to about half, 51percentt.

F.B.I. crime data from 2009 shows arrests for murder, nonnegligent homicides and other violent crimes peaking from ages 18 to 20.

Azadeh recalls a particularly "bad time" in 1982, when revolutionary forces would round up women in Tehran's Valiasr Square and shave off any hair peaking from under their headscarf with an electric razor.

Sylvia Averette, who has been teaching kindergarten for 15 years in a small town southeast of Charlotte, displayed the scars of her profession on her scalp: peaking out from the part in her long blond hair were dots from felt-tipped markers, inadvertent tattoos from students whose young hands had slipped as they tugged on her for assistance.

Though covered in dust, Anne inspired catcalls from the construction workers down the street (maybe because of the purple thong underwear peaking out from her jeans).

The frilled collar peaking out from a navy blue sweater is just a detail, but enough to change your own way of dressing.

We're both enraptured by the unfolding squabble between a woman in a conservative getup, excepting the red-streaked hair just peaking out from underneath her black headscarf, and the chador-cloaked morality police officer accosting her.

It developed between 800 and 550 bce, peaking sharply from 600 to 550, and was directed along the southern coast in precisely the areas of most-intense Phoenician influence and settlement.